Dr. Adam Hurst is a board-certified pediatric dentist with 15 years of experience helping children in Layton build healthy, happy smiles. He completed specialized training in pediatric dentistry through NYU Langone Health Centers and studied at Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Hurst specializes in pediatric dentistry, special needs dentistry, preventive care, and emergency tooth care, and he uses IV sedation to help anxious patients feel comfortable. He believes every child deserves a fun, easy dental experience and works hard to create a friendly, positive atmosphere at every visit. Dr. Hurst is a former active-duty Air Force dentist who continues to serve as a reservist, and he is currently accepting new patients.

Specialties

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Pediatric DentistryPrimary
Dental care for children and adolescents

Education & Training

1-year residency in Advanced Education in General Dentistry
Weber State UniversityUndergraduate School
2-year residency in Pediatric Dentistry through NYU Langone Health Centers in Yakima, Washington
Undergraduate studies at Utah Valley State College and Weber State University
Case Western Reserve University School Of Dental Medicine, Cleveland OhMedical School, 2011
Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) from Case Western Reserve University in Ohio
United States Air Force Dental CorpsResidency Hospital, 2016

Board Certifications

Board-certified pediatric dentist

Credential: DMD

NPI registered: 07/23/2011

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Areas of Focus

Pediatric dentistrySpecial needs dentistryPreventive careTooth repairEmergency tooth care

Technology & Equipment

IV sedation

Beyond the Office

Served in US Air Force Dental Corps

Continues to serve as a reservist with the 419th Fighter Wing at Hill AFB

Grew up in Centerville, Utah

Met his wife Hollie Stevenson while attending Weber State University

Has four children: Henry, Audrey, Adelaide, and Millie

Enjoys camping, hiking, skiing with family

Enjoys playing board games and watching Bluey

Has an embarrassingly strong love of the Utah Jazz

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